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I’ve noticed that, as the seasons change, so does my music taste. Over the past few months, I’ve frolicked in the sun and at the beach without a care or worry in the world. So, now that school is back in session, here’s a playlist of songs to keep the school year at bay, giving you one last taste of a California summer.
I was a freshman in high school when I first started writing about music. My English teacher assigned me my first ever research paper — gosh, the innocence — and I didn’t have the slightest idea of what to write about. I brainstormed for days, but all that I could determine was that I wanted my topic to involve people.
Summer is a haze of devotion. Mounting an abundance of time, we find ourselves with room for activities and self-serving interests we often neglect during the school year. Built upon freedom and relaxation, the season encourages a unique engagement with art. I’ve always found summer to be a sanctuary for new infatuations, particularly because of its laissez-faire nature.
Applicants to colleges for the 2026-27 application cycle will see a distinct change in how they apply to the No.1 school in New York — for the first time since 2024, Cornell’s application will not include a 350-word universitywide essay question.
After packing their suitcases and stuffing their car trunks, 3,681 freshmen made their way to Cornell on Monday, bringing a lively commotion back to a quiet North Campus.
Cornell is on a list of 30 universities asked by the Department of Defense to review collaborations with foreign “entities of concern,” the Pentagon announced in a Monday statement.
Cornell’s performing and media arts department has a long and complex history, yet much of its story has remained out of the public eye. Prof. Bruce Levitt, performing and media arts, along with three Nexus Scholars, set out to explore the department’s history in a summer research project. Their research revealed how University-imposed budget cuts have structurally changed PMA on campus.
Nested approximately a mile up Mount Pleasant Road — ‘Mount Unpleasant’ as the locals call it — sits a white farmhouse with a long gravel driveway where the sun sets over a farm field. From 6 to 8 p.m. every weekday, this house and its two garages are abuzz with sounds of dogs barking, chickens clucking and, most importantly, chatter about biking.
More than 806,000 Americans have died from opioid overdose since the opioid epidemic began in the 1990s. Effective opioid use disorder treatments exist, and ensuring that patients can access care remains essential to tackling the crisis.
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey was probably my least-anticipated movie of the year. I approached it with a healthy amount of trepidation, and I only bought the opening weekend tickets because my favorite movie enthusiast forced me to (and there’s an IMAX theater near my house).
Bradford Garrigues Sr. '77 is an alumnus of the Nolan School of Hotel Administration. He can be reached at bga7347@gmail.com.
Cornell alumni and students who received financial aid anytime between Fall 2003 and February 2024 are beginning to receive payments from a suit alleging Cornell and 16 other institutions conspired to price fix tuition and aid.
Editor’s Note: This article contains references to antisemitic and racist language.
Prof. James Lloyd, astronomy, died on July 15 at age 55, according to the Cornell Chronicle. He taught in the College of Arts and Sciences and was a mechanical and aerospace engineering faculty member for the Duffield College of Engineering since 2012.
Editor’s Note: This article discusses sexual assault in healthcare.
Cornell implemented a 16 character minimum for all NetID passwords as part of an effort to strengthen safeguards against cybersecurity threats, per a July 8 email from Cornell IT. This is a change from the previous standards, which required at least eight characters and three special characters, according to a University spokesperson.
Welcome to Cornell, Class of 2030 and congratulations. You arrive from all 50 states and 102 countries, from nearly every language and tradition a college campus can hold, to spend the next four years on a campus that is now, undeniably, yours.
Cornell’s Department of Athletics and Physical Education has placed the men’s lightweight rowing team on a three-year probation, according to a recently released report that found team members engaged in multiple acts of hazing during the 2025-26 school year.
Cornell has updated its Community Living Standards to include a clause banning the processing of wild animals in communal kitchens. The update follows a September incident in which students skinned and butchered a legally hunted bear in a shared kitchen in Ganędagǫ: Hall, a residence hall on North Campus.
Thousands danced, laughed and splashed through the mud as the Finger Lakes GrassRoots Festival of Music and Dance returned for its 34th year, featuring over 80 artists and four different stages this weekend.
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